Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-09-22
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS AT Ian.
CASTER, WIS, POST OFFICE.
Tlown and County News.

Jim Mac" drove up from Cassville
Saturday.
Mr. John 2. Lewis took a trip to Iowa
last week.
Henry Bresee has a son. His birth
day was Sept 10.
Messrs. Bidwel! and Club shipped
a car load Of cattle Tuesday.
Mr. Alfred Humphrey, of Glen Haven,
visited Lancaster, last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Meyer, Jr, returned
from Chicago Friday evening
Mrs. Dr. Eastman and daughter, Miss
Jessie Eastman, were the guests of Mrs.
w. G. Chandler, last week.
Mrs. Peter Cameron and sons Frank
and Neal of Tekama, Neb., are visiting
friends and relatives in Grant County.
Walter Lewis, who has been for
yearor two at Butte City in his brothers
store is expected home for a visit next
week
Mr. Frank L. Greer, of Bloomington
one Of Grant County's most enterpris-
ing merchants, was at the county seat
Tuesday.
Mrs Noble, wife of Col Noble, pro-
prietor of the Grand Deto ur Plow
works, Dixon, H., is visiting at An
drew Walkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Oswald returned
from their trip to Topeka, Kan, Mon
day .aning. They enjoyed their trip
and visit immensely
George WEIGH, who formerly worked
for Chas Belz and afterwards for VIM.
Burgess and John Philips is visiting Lam
caster friends. He has been emploied
in Madison,
The two most famous running horses
of this section Loupe and Henry II.
run match race. half mile heats, in
5 for $500 side, this Wednesday at
Shulsburg.
George III. Lewis. of Potos, brought
back from his trip to the Yellowstone
Park four small pine trees, which he has
set ont in his yard. If they live and
thrive they will some day be nice sou
yenirs OF his trip.
Miss Helen Iesler, of Evanston, who
has been giving lessons in sketchng
here. returned home Tuesday morning.
Mrs w Is. Baxter and son Fred ac-
companied her, and from Evanston will
90 10 Omaha to see her sons Charles and
Berne, who are employed there.
Capt and Mrs. A. II. Bushnell enter
tanned about fourty of their friends last
Saturday evening. Each gentleman had
boutoniere, ofwhich some lady had the
exact duplicate. This lady, when found,
he took to supper After delicious re-
freshments. the spacious parlors were
the scene of much merriment All pro-
nounced it one of the most delightful
parties of the season
Messrs. A. +. and E. S. Morse went
to GAINESVILLE to attend the funeral of
their uncle, Hin Q Morse, last Sunday.
Mr.. Morse was a pioneer of Wisconsin,
and died on the place where he settled
in 1912. He was sixty-three years of
age. Malignant carbuncle and result
ant blood poisoning was the cause of his
death. H was the father of A. f.
Morse, the cashier of the bank at Ste
vens Point, who was shot by Hazeltine
year ago.
Rev Il Pengilly will deliver his fare
well sermon next Sunday evening.
During that week Mr.. Pengilly will at
tend the Methodist Conference at Min
eral Point and afterward return here to
make things ready for removal to his
new charge. Mr.. Pengilly has been in
Lancastertwo years and not only the peo-
Die Of church but all others who know
him. will DO sorry to have him 60. Mr..
Pengilly is stirring man and is one
who will be much missed.